Apple Watch blood oxygen app accompanied the latest Apple Watch Series 6. It will help users monitor the level of oxygen in their blood, respiratory functioning, as well as the user’s heartbeat. 

Our red blood cells carry oxygen and transport them to different parts of our bodies. This is required for a healthy body function. When the oxygen level in our blood decreases, we experience a condition known as hypoxemia. Especially with the coronavirus, the Apple Watch blood oxygen app seems to be an essential medical device. Other diseases that can cause hypoxemia are asthma, congenital heart issues, and pneumonia. Apple Watch will monitor the level of oxygen saturation in your blood, and if it finds any issues, it will warn you about potentially hazardous conditions. 

Apple Watch Blood Oxygen App Can Warn You Of Health Issues Even Before Your Doctor

The blood oxygen app has relaunched only on Apple Series 6 as of now. Another thing to note is that the blood oxygen app is not available across the globe. If your region does not allow the app to function, you will be notified when you download it on your Apple Series 6. 

The device uses clusters of LED, red, green lights, and 4 photodiodes. Via these divides, the Apple Watch blood oxygen app turns lights into electrical currents. The lights will then be reflected on a user’s wrist to measure the quantity and intensity of lights that reflect back. Based on this calculation, the Apple Watch Series 6 will give you various insightful health data. 

Red blood cells that are dark have less level of oxygen in them. Meanwhile, red blood fleas that are right are adequately oxygenated. There could be various reasons why your blood oxygen level might be low. It could be related to your lungs if maybe your organs are not delivering oxygen properly. 

Here’s How You Can Use Your Apple Watch Series 6 App

First of all, you need to make sure that your Apple Watch Series 6 fits your wrist perfectly. It should be too tight or too loose. 

Then, you can open the Apple Watch blood oxygen app. There will be certain prompts, simply follow them. Keep your wrist flat and still while the Apple Watch faces up. 

You can start health reading.  It will only take around 15 seconds. Once you are done, all the health data like blood oxygen levels will appear on your screen. 

The best way to do this is to make sure that your wrist bone does not cover the sensor and that your hand is kept still. 

Furthermore, you can switch on the Apple Watch Series 6 background monitor. With the feature on in the background, it will keep taking measurements periodically even if you forget to manually take your health reading.

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